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Road traffic estimates for Great Britain: April to June 2015

Road traffic estimates by volume, vehicle type and road class in Great Britain, for the year ending June 2015.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
13 August 2015

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Comparing the year to end June 2015 with the year to end June 2014:

  • motor vehicle traffic increased by 2.3% to a new high of 314.6 billion vehicle miles 鈥� this provisional figure is slightly (0.1%) above the pre-recession peak for the year ending September 2007.
  • traffic levels increased across all vehicle types and road classifications, but at varying rates
  • Light Goods Vehicle (LGV) traffic continued to show the fastest increase of any vehicle type, rising by 6.3% to a new peak of 46.3 billion vehicle miles
  • car traffic increased by 1.7% to 246.6 billion vehicle miles
  • minor rural road traffic increased the most of any road type, rising 5.5% to reach 44.8 billion vehicle miles
  • motorway traffic increased by 1.8%, reaching 65 billion vehicle miles despite rising by 1.9%, traffic on urban roads remains 3.9% below the level estimated for the year ending September 2007.

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Published 13 August 2015

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